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Renato Ibarra resurgió entre las cenizas para emitir un comunicado en el que se disculpa públicamente con Lucely Chalá, su ex esposa, y con todas las mujeres por el comportamiento que protagonizó tres meses atrás, donde fue acusado de agredir físicamente su pareja, aunque en todo momento ha negado estas afirmaciones. Renato pide perdón y una nueva oportunidad en el fútbol mexicano, especialmente en el América; sin embargo, también afirma que no pasó nada más allá de una fuerte discusión verbal…

Tampa (Florida, EE.UU.), 26 jun (EFE).- El apoyador externo de los Buccaneers de Tampa Bay, Jason Pierre-Paul, publicó en Snapchat que se sometió este viernes a una cirugía de artroscopia en la rodilla izquierda.

In covering the NFL, we can paint a rosy picture for all 32 teams, constantly viewing the glass as half-or-more full in order to get as many fans of as many teams as excited as possible before the season starts. Or we can tell the truth. Some fan bases don’t want to hear the truth. [more]

Some NFL quarterback are elite when they are forced to abandon the running game and pass the ball more than usual. Many others, however, aren’t as fortunate.

Fletcher Cox and Jerome Brown share a unique skill set, and a genuine passion for the game, determination and drive that sets the great ones apart. By Reuben Frank

On Sunday, NFL Network will spend the day airing some of Jackson’s best performances from 2019.

Redskins wide receiver Emanuel Hall suffered a torn Achilles last month while training and seems likely to miss the full 2020 season. The news came via Hall’s verified Instagram page.

In a letter sent to the NFL, the African American Sports & Entertainment Committee proposes a privately financed expansion team.

The NFC South has plenty of great quarterbacks, including a pair of future first-ballot Hall of Famers who will have a combined age if 84 when then meet in Week One. But another quarterback in the division recently proclaimed that he’s the best. Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan, appearing on Pardon My Take with PFT Commenter [more]

Several notable signings and trades in the NFC West have coincided with the 49ers’ ascendance.

Hall of Fame defensive back Aeneas Williams, former NFL wide receiver Torrey Smith join NFL Network’s Steve Wyche and Michael Silver to discuss actions that athletes can take to support social change. This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL Network

Kendrick Bourne and Kwon Alexander developed a strong kinship this offseason.

Former Dallas Cowboys linebacker Jeff Rohrer describes his coming-out journey after retiring from the NFL on “Good Morning Football.” This game is streaming live on the Yahoo Sports mobile app, or on NFL Network

Buccaneers defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul underwent arthroscopic knee surgery this morning. Pierre-Paul posted a video from the procedure on social media, and Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports that recovery will take three to four weeks. There’s been no indication that the neck injury Pierre-Paul suffered last year is giving him any further [more]

Our fantasy football crew previews the 2020 Detroit Lions, where Kenny Golladay rules as the safest option to draft.

Matt Rhule turned around two college football programs. Can he do the same with the Panthers behind Teddy Bridgewater, who replaces longtime QB Cam Newton?

Matt Harmon turns his attention to Bills QB Josh Allen and reveals the keys to his success now that Buffalo looks ready to take over.

The dearth of Black college football coaches pushes the NFL Quarterback Coaching Summit and diversity hiring efforts beyond just a ‘burden’ for minority coaches.

After a 17-year drought between playoff appearances was finally ended in 2017, the Buffalo Bills have found themselves in the postseason in two of the last three years. While the Bills are still seeking their first playoff win since 1995, the team is better positioned now to compete legitimately than they have been in a [more]

Joe Burrow, who went from a relative nobody to posting perhaps the greatest single-season performance in college football history, now has an NFL franchise on his back.

The NFL still plans to hold training camps on time beginning in late July, though contingency plans are in place. Hours after the league canceled the Hall of Fame game that kicks off the preseason, the 32 team owners on Thursday were updated on a variety of issues, many dealing with working through the coronavirus pandemic. Most notably, according to NFL general counsel Jeff Pash, the owners were told about plans to fully reopen team facilities for training camp next month.

NFL owners today approved the plan to cover the lower rows of seats closest to the field in every stadium. The move will further protect players, coaches and team staff from COVID-19 exposure if fans are allowed, and it also will provide sponsorship opportunities. A report Wednesday said the league would make the first six [more]

NFL training camps are expected to open normally in late July.

The NFL held a conference call on Thursday to discuss several aspects of their plans for training camp and the regular season, including the testing program for COVID-19. NFL chief medical officer Allen Sills said that the team is still in active discussions about the testing plans with the NFL Players Association. The NFLPA said [more]

Some of the seats closest to the field may remain empty for much of this season, but leave it to the NFL to use the space to make money anyway.

Chris Simms reveals his Top 40 QB rankings going into the 2020 NFL season. See where your favorite player landed on his list.

Joe Burrow will have a lot of pressure on his shoulders right away.

The NFL reportedly decided to cancel its Hall of Fame game and postpone the Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony.

Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the NFL continues to say the regular season will start on time. The preseason, however, will not. The Hall of Fame Game, the league’s annual preseason kickoff in Canton, Ohio, has been canceled, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. The enshrinement ceremony for the Hall of Fame Class of 2020 [more]

Chicago (EE.UU.), 24 jun (EFE).- La NFL estaría previendo que los aficionados puedan congregarse fuera de los campos de juego si no se permite que haya personas dentro de las instalaciones durante los partidos de temporada regular, según el programa radial The Score, en Chicago.